Gov. Wes Moore announced a bid to analyze emissions costs and whether companies should compensate the state for climate impacts.

The state purchased $5 million in the cryptocurrency to begin filling its new Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.

The measure responds to cities and an environmental group that challenged provisions meant to spur rebuilding after hurricanes.

Policymakers are poised to approve a road map for energy policy that doesn’t achieve mandated emissions cuts.

The hurricane killed at least 43 people across Haiti, many of them in Petit-Goâve, where residents are still digging out from under the storm.

Flooding has displaced more than 375,000 people this year in South Sudan, one of the most vulnerable countries to global warming.

The blockbuster climate deal made history a decade ago. But its record at taming climate change is spotty.

President Donald Trump is approving disaster requests at a slower pace in his second term than his predecessor, former President Joe Biden.

The decision is a win for Democratic-led states that sued to save the program, which helps states gird for natural disasters.

Some communities are taking their concerns about intensifying climate disasters to the courts.

The U.S. may be able to keep oil worth as much as $100 million after seizing an oil tanker headed to Cuba.

The birthday of the founding treaty of climate negotiations arrives just as the fight against climate change appears to lose momentum.

Governments and carmakers say shifting away from current technology by 2035 is too aggressive and risks killing a core industry.

The heating law provoked an outcry when it was introduced by Germany’s previous government of Social Democrats and Greens.

Figures released by Israel's military suggest it hasn't met the ceasefire stipulation of allowing 600 trucks of aid into Gaza a day.

In announcing the U.S. had seized an oil tanker off Venezuela on Wednesday, President Donald Trump said of its crude, “We’ll keep it, I guess.”

The young people argued in a petition filed with the Montana Supreme Court that lawmakers are flouting a 2024 ruling that determined state energy laws infringed on their constitutional rights.

Large power consumers will need 225 gigawatts of electricity over the next five years, testing the state's abililty to quickly add generation.

The effects were stronger among children living in cities, poorer households and places with less access to clean water, new research finds.

Property insurers want to bar trees and shrubs next to many buildings. The Los Angeles Fire Department says that's unreasonable.